Terrafirma Ceramics Charcoal Tart Tray Style:Charcoal Wicker The bottom half of the

The bottom half of the pot was left unglazed as the bottom half of the pot was half buried in the ground to keep the fermenting contents cooler and fresher

An exquisitely hand cut narrow neck with a wide water bowl make this elegantly designed vase perfect for a small bunch of supermarket flowers

A stunning original condition marigold glazed utilitarian terracotta vessel found in the Southwest of France and originally used to make and store vinegar

Amy Stewart explores the dizzying array of herbs

or for collecting drips and condensation from wine or sparkling water glass bottles that have the potential to cause water damage

Terrafirma Ceramics Charcoal Tart Tray Style:Charcoal Wicker The bottom half of theMade by New York City ceramicist Ellen Evans, these tart tray feature a slate and cream texturally rich pattern.